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Understanding how long to dry firewood can be challenging, it is a process that is required to ensure the firewood is ready for use in the home. How long to dry split firewood depends on a few different factors, The process of drying split firewood usually takes between 2-4 months on average and depends upon […]
Choosing the appropriate kind of firewood is vital to a successful fire and a well-functioning fireplace. When pine or other high-resin woods are burned, creosote is produced. Considering how volatile it can be, creosote can build up over time and become a serious fire hazard. Best for burning are hardwoods such as oak and hard […]
We all are aware that evenly cut logs will burn well. They are easy to dry consistently, easy to catch fire, and efficient to use. The thing is that most people do not know what the ideal length is that they should be cut to. So, What is the best length to cut firewood into? […]
We hope you love the products we recommend and just so you know that as an Amazon Associate MyLogSplitter may earn from qualifying purchases. Part of: Best log splitters (comprehensive guide) Quick answer For many chains, the top-plate filing angle is commonly 25 to 30, but the correct angle depends on your exact chain model. […]
Firewood is an important and necessary commodity during the colder seasons. But what is the best way to season firewood? Seasoning firewood reduces its moisture content, preserving the wood’s nutrients and providing sufficient heat. It also improves the wood’s insulation value and makes it easier to start a fire. Proper drying of firewood will also […]
The more you use your gas log splitter, the more wear and tear the pull cord will suffer. Learning how to replace a pull cord on a log splitter is much the same as replacing a pull cord on a lawn mower, and is a useful skill to have. If you choose to leave it, […]
Quick answer For most fireplaces, the best firewood is well-seasoned hardwood (typically oak, maple, beech, hickory, ash, etc.). The “best” choice depends on what you want most: Long burn + strong coals: dense hardwoods (oak, hickory, locust). Easy to light: lighter woods and small splits, plus good kindling. Less smoke: the biggest factor is dry, […]
Important: this is a craft / prop guide. A wooden battle axe is not a real tool for chopping or fighting. If you build one, treat it like a prop, and follow safe workshop practices when cutting/sanding/drilling. Quick overview (7 steps) Choose wood (plywood is easiest for a prop head). Draw your template and transfer […]
Last week I was using my log splitter wedge and I noticed that each split was taking longer and longer. After a quick inspection, I found that the wedge had blunted down quite a bit and wasn’t splitting quite like it used to. Sometimes it would even bounce off the wood. Once I’d finished sharpening […]
We hope you love the products we recommend and just so you know that as an Amazon Associate MyLogSplitter may earn from qualifying purchases. Quick answer To split wood by hand efficiently: use a stable chopping block, pick the right tool (maul for big rounds, axe/hatchet for smaller), aim for existing cracks and the edges, […]